Children & Rejection – Moderation in Everything As with so many things about parenting, the answer to this question is, “It depends.” For some children, when things are easy for them, a little rejection teaches persistence, resilience, and strength. It teaches them to deal with life’s disappointments. It grounds them a little, connects them with […]
Sarah Ahmed, co-founder of Wellnest, a Toronto psychotherapy clinic, agreed. “I know I sit out two events a week, a number that was much higher than prepandemic,” she said. Use your body, she suggested, as an indicator of whether you’ve reached your capacity. “Our bodies talk to us all the time,” said Ahmed. Common symptoms […]
How do you typically deal with conflicts when they arise in your family? Are you going away? Do you fight to the death? Do you negotiate? Do you give in Do you compromise? How each of us deals with conflict is based on our own beliefs and experiences. For example, if you grew up as […]
By Cathy Jameson When I’m bored, I go to Yahoo! to see what news has been posted. I know this is not the best place to get accurate or unbiased reports, but I’ll scan the page anyway. Most of the article titles lately sound like what I saw earlier on The Enquirer. When I was […]
